Mystery car pix

rockylee

Sorry about the tiny pic. I don't know how to post pics.

Yes it is a "all-new" 2007' GMC Sierra Denali. What's so spell about it is that one can make a arguement it is the best 1/2 ton pick-up in the world. 400 hp. and 417 lbs. tq.
A real hybrid option will be available on em' as well.

I guess perhaps I'm the only one who thinks it's special.


Rocky

derrado1

Great truck but... not very mysterious.

And for the pic above, it's got to be a Maserati... you can see the trident... but as for what, I have no clue. It's probably named after a middle-eastern wind, though.

ateixeira

Mitsu Lancer EVO....I'll guess VI.

They do so many versions, VIII and IX were nearly identical.

EVO X will share a platform with the Caliber, Patriot, Compass, and even Outlander, of all things.

-juice

bumpy

It's a 1993 Lancer Evolution (the first). I think the Evo VI was the first to have fender flares. The Evo X gets a Hyundai engine.

fintail

I see the Maserati trident....it looks mid-late 50s...thats all I can see.

imidazol97

ateixeira

You can tell about when I started following WRC.

-juice

mark156

I'll take a wild guess.... a 1922 Cadillac... I like the wooden spokes!

The red car to the left is a 1956 Belair!

Do I get half credit?

Mark

imidazol97

How can you tell it's a Belair rather than Delray or 210? (Are those the other models? That was before my time, hehe.)

You're warm on the year, but it's not a Cadillac.

fintail

Hupmobile? ca. 1930?

mark156

Keith, I'm not sure what a Delray or 210 are... I do know that the red car is a 1956 without a doubt. I also know it's not a Nomad because it has a trunk.

My grandfather had a 1955 Black two door Belair. He was strickly a Chevrolet man (a mechanic). He died in 1964 the day I started first grade

Anyway, I'm curious to hear what year/make the black car is.

Mark

imidazol97

Close enough!

1931 Hupmobile.

I always thought that name was a joke.

fintail

I like that name...the guy who founded the company had the last name "Hupp" I believe

andys120

I see the Maserati trident....it looks mid-late 50s...thats all I can see.

1956 Maserati A6G 2000GT Allemano The A6G in various Spider and GT coupe forms was the most common production model for Maserati featuring bodies by Touring, Vignale, Frua and others as well as Allemano.

There's no Mediterranean wind name associated with any Maserati model prior to the Ghibli of 1968-69 which was the first Maser to follow that convention.

chikoo

Don't look up the image properties!! That would be cheating

chikoo

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firemanjack

Okay.. Looks like a Simca...'62-'65?
Wild guess...An Indian Simca, I guess...
Jack

firemanjack

I think I replied to the wrong entry...'62-'65 Simca maybe...
Jack

fintail

Something based on a Fiat 1100 perhaps...but yeah must be Indian

fintail

Doh, when you click on the image to enlarge it, you get the answer

Standard Herald...I was going to sat it was a Triumph Herald...I didn't know there were 2 brands of that model

chuck1959

What's so special about a "Cadillacized" P/U?

andys120

Standard and Triumph were both branches of the
same company which oddly enough was called Standard-Triumph Ltd.

rockylee

Well the signifact difference between it and the EXT, is that the Denali is a real truck that can be driven off-road because it has a Z-71 "package" for off-road use. The Denali also has a real bed to hual stuff and one can put a tool box and can configure the bed using the new "rail" system. The EXT, is a very nice Truck, but is more on-road than off with lots of bling'. I'd love to own either one or both, but if I had to choose the Denali pick-up is more my cup of tea.

Rocky

andys120

rockylee

1995 Dodge Sebring :P

Rocky

kyfdx

I'm going to go with a '66 Polara..

nolid5

I think it's a '67 Dodge Polara

oregonboy

Was there ANYTHING made in 1967 that did not come in harvest gold??? :P

andys120

Y'all are sooo close. It's a '67 Dodge all right but it's a Monaco 500. :P

Try another?>

fintail

VW Touran

(sorry, I can read the badge too)

andys120

You've got a hell of a monitor if you can read those tiny letters! :surprise:

andys120

andre1969

Was there ANYTHING made in 1967 that did not come in harvest gold???

Well, how's about pale, creamy yellow?


BTW, the one in front is kind of a no-brainer, but see if y'all can name the 4 in the back?

explorerx4

i'm guessing the one i can't really see is the lemans?

fintail

Hmmm...from left that's your Gran Fury, the Newport, I believe the Monte, and the Dart.

chikoo

chikoo

u r correct......it is called the Premier Padmini!

chikoo

fintail

Looks like something Reliant would have made

fintail

A washing machine turned into a car

derrado1

Reliant Kitten?

ateixeira

I actually saw a Touran with diplomatic tags this week.

-juice

andys120

Here it is again>



Magnette?, Fintail? anybody?

ateixeira

I'll take a SWAG...looks European. British, I'd guess. Maybe an early Rover?

-juice

bumpy

Naah, steering wheel's on the wrong side. It looks to me almost like a front-engine Karmann Ghia.

ateixeira

How do we know the photo isn't reversed?

-juice

fintail

No clue...custom body?

andys120

Nope not a "custom" body, this Zagato-bodied GT was produced in a limited number

fintail

I'll guess it's Italian

andys120

I'll guess it's Italian

Well that's going put on a limb since, except for the odd Aston, Zagato-bodied cars are usually Italian.

7368 is a 1961 Lancia Flaminia GT Zagato.